G.F. Handel: Messiah: And The Glory Of he Lord

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This is a 1983 recording of Robert Shaw Conducting the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra and Chamber Chorus as they perform the chorus And The Glory Of The Lord from G.F. Handel's Messiah. Superior in every aspect!
Thank you for listening!

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• G.F.
• Handel
• Messiah
• And
• The
• Glory
• Of
• Lord
• chorus
• Robert
• Shaw
• Atlanta
• Symphony
• Orchestra
• and
• Chamber
• Chorus

[latercerapalabra]

Simplemente precioso

[csheff1014]

thanks

[valisisreal]

This is the very best recording of Handel's Messiah there is. I have heard several others, and none are as awesome as this one. Robert Shaw did an excellent work.

[csheff1014]

I agree with you!

[eileenmaryeileen]

Amen and Amen!

[lothiebelle]

Beautiful.

[magpie4321]

Resonance good but they are going a bit too slow

[Seracinfinity]

Superb.

R.I.P Handel.

[fastborzoi]

BRAVO

[2000flute]

Thank you, Christopher

[frank1eb0y]

@choirsinger123 I think you can improve on this version. And the Glory is too slow..

[keroshin]

I'm a member of the Chorus of Westerly, RI, and we're doing this in a months time. The entire Messiah. It's so beautiful, but very challanging.

[jstaudt100]

@billyguns2 Shaw's version are the most precise. Beecham's versions were sloppy- raggedy choral attacks, sluggish tempos at times, and generally unprepared sounding. Watch Beecham conduct - you'll understand why!

[billyguns2]

This features some of the best choral singing one will ever hear in this work, but I largely disagree with Shaw's tempi and overall feel for the work; he doesn't hold a candle to Beecham, Scherchen, or even Solti and Boult in this music.

[choirsinger123]

You just cannot improve upon Robert Shaw-perfection of choral music!